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- the Marquis de Mores, ********in of the Jewish Captain Mayer in a duel. Y. Repiquet, president of the bar, in Edgar Demange and Fernand Labori, Supreme Court...
- Commissioner Acting to 22 September 1932 7 July 1934 to 1936 Jules Vincent Repiquet, Commissioner 1936 to January 1937 Gaston Camille Guibet, acting Commissioner...
- to 1911 Jules Martin, Resident Commissioner 1911 to 1913 Jules Vincent Repiquet, Resident Commissioner 1913 to 1916 Jacques Louis Miramende, Resident Commissioner...
- Pierre Lapalud, Governor 31 March 1925 to 28 November 1932 Jules Vincent Repiquet, Governor 29 November 1932 to 13 June 1934 Louis Fabre, Governor 14 June...
-  Iran Volodymyr Maklakov  Ukraine Sabirzhan Khapizov  Kazakhstan Arthur Repiquet  France Men +100 kg Amadou Meite  France Samet Bulut  Turkey Kanalbek Ilgiz...
-  Russia Yang Jungmu  South Korea Alexandre Soares Fernandes  Brazil Arthur Repiquet  France Men -100 kg Konstantin Popov  Russia Baasandorj Davaanyam  Mongolia...
- September 1928 Jules Vincent Repiquet 10 September 1928 17 May 1930 Louis Fabre 17 May 1930 28 November 1932 Jules Vincent Repiquet 28 November 1932 13 June...
- communautaire (CA du B****in de Bourg-en-Bresse) In****bent mayor: Dominique Repiquet (DVD) 29 seats to be elected to the conseil muni****l (po****tion in 2017:...
- 1946–1948 Adrien Barret 1946–1948 Fernand Colardeau 1948–1955 Jules Olivier 1948–1955 Marcel Vauthier 1955–1958 Marcel Cerneau 1955–1959 Georges Repiquet...
- 1923 Jules Vincent Repiquet, Governor 23 May 1919 to 6 January 1921 Joseph Marie Eugène Joulia, acting Governor Acting for Repiquet 12 September 1923 to...